By Monu Singh
The podcast currently has 13 episodes available.
Is humanity teaching the right kind of revolutionary optimism in school curriculums?
What are some of the hidden signifiers about the private school systems in Sweden?
Is China really socialist? And what did the pandemic teach us about the Nordic welfare models?
These are some of the questions I discuss in this podcast.
Victor is a newly established Lo-fi artist who began exploring music production during the pandemic and in a short span has published his content on Spotify as well as YouTube .
Make sure to check out his links below-
00:00 Introduction
09:39 How important is music theory?
13:28 Beat for a contest
16:46 The balance of work-life & music
20:04 Economics of the lifestyle
23:34 A plug for the app Audius
29:33 The promotional work involved
32:26 Is Tiktok worth it for artists?
38:10 Tips before sign off
41:07 The story behind the artist name
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0f1... https://open.spotify.com/artist/11RM3... https://www.instagram.com/16_percent_...
I interview Lara Matossian, an empowered soul who is touching the lives of the young and young at heart through her YouTube channel ‘Storytime with good rainbow’.
You can explore more about her channel here-
https://www.storytimewithgoodrainbow.com
In our conversation we talk about Lara's early career, to how she launched Dubai’s biggest science festival and closing off the conversation on deep questions involved in responsible storytelling.
This production is a work of SaveThisPlace and is happy to be supported at-https://www.patreon.com/EarthSpeak
Time stamps
00:00 Intro
01:00 Early career
03:37 What got her into miming
10:35 The turning point to start Sc-fest Dubai
18:06 How the pandemic shaped the formation of her channel
24:00 Picking characters for stories
28:00 The critical points in preparing for storytelling
The following is a salvaged file of a discussion I had in the summer of 2021 with two friends,Rory from Spain and Arman in Canada whom I always love having deep and engaging conversations with.
At the time, I had been researching on urban planning and sacredness. So I shared a link to an interesting article I came across. We decided to hop on to zoom and exchange ideas and thoughts that run through our minds tapping into realtime exploration of possibilities. The key touch points here would be how cities are designed, what makes parts of cities sacred and a slight tangent into stitching together urban planning and sound.
There are many kindled individuals that curate the realities of our future and especially in this digital day and age. Rohan is one of the most active educators that I know. He has a deep passion for astronomy, a brilliant science-communicator, has been in several experienced positions within the education industry claiming many awards under his title. More notably known for starting the Dubai-Science festival together with his wife Lara. I catch up with him to probe into his curious mind. All mix-media photographs during transitions have been provided by Rohan, which is one of many talents that he has.
You can find out more about Rohan here: https://www.rohanroberts.com
This production is a work of SaveThisPlace and is happy to be supported at-https://www.patreon.com/EarthSpeak
This channel has silently sailed through during the pandemic and I'm excited to pour out some of that cognitive brewing that's happened in between. From curious sense-makers to creative entrepreneurs that are embarking on this built knowledge, I engage with what is emergent on the surface with topics such as design, education and sustainability.
If you find this material generative and would like to support-
https://www.patreon.com/EarthSpeak
Salwan Diwan and Eden Basic shed some light on their youth and how it was growing up in a Swedish society. As adults, now they are building strong bonds with those who go through similar experiences as they had when they came as refugees.
I suppose the only well-suited slogan is 'All lives matter'
Podcast hosted by Monu Singh
Production by http://www.savethisplace.com
This is my first zoom episode with two of my favourite thinkers I know personally and it was the first time we had a three way conversation in and around the subject of Design.
Links to Arman- Design & Sound
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnTdMw9zV5o&feature=youtu.be
https://soundcloud.com/our-mind/apotheosis
I interviewed Owen Gaffney at the Stockholm Resilience Centre who is a science writer and global sustainability analyst and speak to him about the new report they published in September 2019, called Exponential Road 2.0
Link to Youtube
https://youtu.be/DInYu7wl-_s
Link to report
https://exponentialroadmap.org/exponential-roadmap-2-0/
Link to the Center
https://www.stockholmresilience.org
Link to music track on this episode
https://soundcloud.com/our-mind/apotheosis
Link to the Podcast production company
https://www.savethisplace.com
In conversation with Eric Malm where he talks about living honourably and to find work where you live by your own terms.
It's about being of service to the community, not just ourselves. If you would like to watch the highlights video:
https://youtu.be/Y19d4fB7Y_k
For more info:
www.savethisplace.com
The podcast currently has 13 episodes available.